The tic tac toe dress! CALL FOR TESTERS

October 14, 2016


I am excited today to finally be ready to have my tic tac toe dress tested! I have been sharing some sneak peeks on instagram and have been happy to hear lots of you are looking forward to sewing up your own tic tac toe dress! The name was inspired by the Cloud 9 fabric designed by Rashida Coleman - Hale.  The crosses reminded m of the old fashioned game that my girls and I still like to play! Please scroll to the bottom of the photos for size chart and tester application link!


The dress features many options. Picture here, Emily is wearing hers with half collar, optional back tie (which can also be worn at the front), V- back and puffed sleeves.  Juliette wears the more basic version - sleeveless with regular back and no tie.  Other options include rectangular sleeves - gathered or plain, full collar and epaulettes. The dress can be made plainer still with not bodice piecing, or piped detail, but I think you will not resist adding piping to your dress!





The dress can be made up in soft fabrics like lawn, or more sturdy fabrics like this cotton canvas. The bodice is lined and the back closes with an invisible zip. 





Photographing children can sometimes be challenging and I am sure my sister thought I was made yesterday making bribes with my girls for 'just one more photo' out the front of her house!


Thank goodness Mum has finished photos! Let's hug!


 To apply to test, please check the size chart and make sure your girl fits within the measurements.

SIZING – Body measurements


12mo
18mo
2Y
3Y
4Y
5Y
6Y
7Y
8Y
9Y
10Y
Average height of child
(Cm, In)
80-86
86-92
92-98
98-104
104-110
110-116
116-122
122-128
128-134
134-140
140-146
31 ½-33 ¼
33 ¾-36 ¼
36 ¼-38 ½
38 ½- 41
41-
43 ¼
43 ¼-45 ¾
45 ¾- 48
48 – 50 ½
50 ½-52 ¾
52 ¾ - 55
55-
57 ½
Average  chest circumference of child
(Cm, In)
50
52
54
55
57
59
61
63
66

69
72
19 ¾
20 ½
21 ¼
21 ¾
22 ½
23 ¼
24
24 ¾
26
27 ¼
28 ½

Click here to apply!

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9 comments

  1. Omg I actually guessed the name right!! Lol!

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  2. Suz, I'd love to test it for you in a size 5 but I can't do it by the deadline! Sorry, keep me in mind for the next one maybe! xxx

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  3. This is awesome!! Have never tested, but can't wait to maybe try this pattern!!

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  4. I would love to test this is beautiful. Size 2

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  5. OOH what a lovely dress. I have a very tall 7 year old and a cheeky 2 year old who id love to make this dress for. Ive been working on dolls for a while now so it would be great to start a lovely dress.

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